Is this tip de-rotation possible? Primary rhinoplasty left me with an overly upturned, scooped out nose. (Photos)

Hello, and thank you for your question. It is far too soon to assume you’ve had an unsuccessful rhinoplasty, because it isn't until a full year after the procedure that results are truly definitive. Your nose is still recovering, and it will still change. Patience is key for now. After a full year, if you are still unhappy with your results, I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with a reputable board-certified facial plastic surgeon, particularly one with a strong rhinoplasty portfolio. Your surgeon will evaluate your nose, recommend the best procedure to address your concerns and goals, and help ensure the best possible outcome.

You will need to wait a year and with cartilage grafting you should be able to derotate the tip and reduce the slope. However you will likely will require rib carrot and revision is more involved than primary rhinoplasty.